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Data and Graphing Lesson: Pie Chart (PowerPoint)
Data and Graphing Lesson: Pie Chart (PowerPoint)
Data and Graphing Lesson: Pie Chart (PowerPoint)
Data and Graphing Lesson: Pie Chart (PowerPoint)
Data and Graphing Lesson: Pie Chart (PowerPoint)
Data and Graphing Lesson: Pie Chart (PowerPoint)
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This is one of the slides present in "Data and Graphing". I have arranged the info in steps that link from one topic to another. In this way the students can comprehend the purpose, function and basic steps of creating graphs as a whole. All these slides covered my two weeks daily Mathematics lessons. Following is the sequence of my lessons, all in separate PowerPoint slides:
Following is the sequence of my lesson, all in separate PowerPoint slides:
1. Introduction / explanation of data and graphing.

2. When and how did human start data collection?

3. Tally Chart / Frequency Table.
4. Pictograph

5. Bar Graph to Double Bar Graph

6. Histogram
7. Frequency Polygon / Line Graph
8. Pie Chart

In this slides there are explanations about the pie chart. There are also steps of creating a pie chart including calculating the degrees to create segments in a circle.

Page 1: Topic Overview
Page 2: Contents
Page 3: What is a Pie Chart?
Page 7: What does a Pie Chart show?

Page 13: Designing Pie Charts.

Page 20: Exercise #1 Create a simple Pie Chart.
Page 21: Exercise #2 Creating a Pie Chart by calculating the degrees in a circle.
Page 26: Using a Protractor.

Page 27: Conclusion

TOTAL 27 pages
(You can edit according to your class level of understanding.

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Data and Graphing Lesson: Pie Chart (PowerPoint)

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Grades
5th - 6th
Pages
27
Answer Key
Does not apply
Teaching Duration
1 hour

Description

This is one of the slides present in "Data and Graphing". I have arranged the info in steps that link from one topic to another. In this way the students can comprehend the purpose, function and basic steps of creating graphs as a whole. All these slides covered my two weeks daily Mathematics lessons. Following is the sequence of my lessons, all in separate PowerPoint slides:
Following is the sequence of my lesson, all in separate PowerPoint slides:
1. Introduction / explanation of data and graphing.

2. When and how did human start data collection?

3. Tally Chart / Frequency Table.
4. Pictograph

5. Bar Graph to Double Bar Graph

6. Histogram
7. Frequency Polygon / Line Graph
8. Pie Chart

In this slides there are explanations about the pie chart. There are also steps of creating a pie chart including calculating the degrees to create segments in a circle.

Page 1: Topic Overview
Page 2: Contents
Page 3: What is a Pie Chart?
Page 7: What does a Pie Chart show?

Page 13: Designing Pie Charts.

Page 20: Exercise #1 Create a simple Pie Chart.
Page 21: Exercise #2 Creating a Pie Chart by calculating the degrees in a circle.
Page 26: Using a Protractor.

Page 27: Conclusion

TOTAL 27 pages
(You can edit according to your class level of understanding.

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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February 3, 2023
This is perfect for my students. Fantastic. Thank you.
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April 6, 2022
This wasn't exactly what I thought it was.
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Rated 5 out of 5
June 3, 2021
Super Simple and easy directions to follow.
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Grades taught: 7th
Student populations: Learning difficulties

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